Rare white bison calf spotted in Yellowstone National Park

A rare white bison calf was spotted in Lamar Valley, Yellowstone, by photographer Aaron Bratton. Capturing the moment shortly after the calf's birth, Bratton, who visits the park frequently, was amazed by the sight. Initially mistaking the calf for a coyote, she described the experience as surreal and special. White bison calves hold significant meaning in Native American culture.

What has caused excitement in the wildlife community recently?

• A rare white bison calf sighting

• A volcanic eruption in Yellowstone

• A new species of bird discovered

• A new hiking trail opening

Who captured the photos of the white bison calf?

• John Doe

• Emily Smith

• Michael Johnson

• Aaron Bratton

How did Bratton initially react to seeing the white bison calf?

• She was indifferent

• She was amazed and found it surreal

• She was scared

• She was disappointed

What did Bratton initially think the white bison calf was?

• A bear

• A coyote

• A deer

• A wolf

Why are white bison calves significant in Native American culture?

• They are used in traditional medicine

• They are considered a sign of good luck

• They are believed to bring rain

• They hold profound cultural meaning